St Croix Falls High School - Sentinel Yearbook (St Croix Falls, WI)

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WV . M 4 fcgff-Vi , ,C af, HL f V ' l First Razz'-W. Peterson, Ben Vezina, ,lim Wade, Bill Vezina, C. lVlack, ,l. Fast, Pete Fiske, C. Huber, H. Iverson, R. Pepper. .qecon1lR0wfN. Sorensen lljrincipall. D. Harris, R. Shrop, C. Thomas, Eugene Olson, K. Void, C. l'lateh, W. Carey, D. Creenlee, C. K. Schlagen- hauf lCoaehl. Basketball Season We hardly know what to say about this year's basketball season. True, we went through an entire season without meeting defeat, but things did not go so well when we got to the tournament. ln the first game of the tournament. we eked out a victory, eliminating Rice Lake. The 20 to l7 score does not indicate the high class of basketball exhibited the first evening. However, on the second night. Spooner, the championship team, who, because of an ineligible player, forfeited the title to Ladysmith, punctured our bubble with real championship basketball ability to eliminate us. This year's tournament squad was Composed of ,lim Wlade, Ben Vezina, Clifton Mack, John Fast, Pete Fisk, Roy Pepper, Bob lverson, Carl Huber. and Don Greenlee. Bill Vezina accompanied rhi- team as manager. Of the above listed squad. Jim Wade, Pete Fiske, Bob lverson, Ben Vezina, Roy Pepper and Carl Huber graduate. These boys represent the original midgets. Below are the sco1'es of the season's games. St. Croix Falls ........,,.. ,.....,,. 3 2 ...,.,,.,. ,,,,.,. lVl illtown .,.,. ...... l 4 St. Croix Falls ......,. ..,...... 2 6 ....... ...Luck ................ ......l2 St. Croix Falls ..... ...,,,,., 3 6 ,....,, ,,,.... C umberland .,.,. ..,....... 2 6 St. Croix Falls ,..,, ...,,,,.. l .5 ,,,.,.. ,....,, A lumni .....,, ...... 2 0 St. Croix Falls ..... .,....... 3 5 ....... ,...... F rederic .....,, ...... l -4 St. Croix Falls ,,... ......... 2 3 ,,..,,, ......., A mery .....,,,.... ....... 2 l St. Croix Falls ,..., ......,,.- 1 5 ,...,.. ,,,,,,, Taylors Falls .,,..,,..... .,.. . .. 9 St. Croix Falls ..... .,,....,. 3 9 .,,,........,,,,..,..,,, Clear Lake ,...,....,,,.,,...., ,...... l 5 St. Croix Falls ..... ,...,.... 2 9 lOvertimei River Falls Freshmen .. ,...... 32 St. Croix Falls .,,,, .,,,,.... 2 3 ,.,,,.,.....,........... Cumberland ,,...,......,.. ....... 2 fl St. Croix Falls ..... ....,,,,, 2 5 ...,... ,..,..., Amery ...,,.....,..,...,..., ..,., . .17 St. Croix Falls ,,... ,.,...... 4 2 ,,,..,. ,...,.. T aylors Falls ..... .,..... l 8 St. Croix Falls ..... ....... , 23 ..,.... ........ O sceola ...,.,..., ....... 2 0 St. Croix Falls ...,. ,.....,,.... 3 5 .....,,.....,,.,,...,,., Osceola .,.,... .,.,,,, 1 5 St. Croix Falls .,... ....,,,.,,,,.... 2 l ..,.,.,.,.....,,,,,,,,,. Centuria ,..., U17 RICE LAKE TOURNAMENT St. Croix Falls ..... ...., ...... 2 0 ..,...........,,,...... R ice Lake ,,.... ,,,.... l 7 St. Croix Falls ...,. ....,.... 1 5 ....... .,,..,,. S pooner ..,,... ,,...,. 2 6 ,44..

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-L?-THE SENTINEL Basketball Season---Continued This year's second team, composed of Kenneth Vold, Gene Olson, Cecil Hatch, Ronald Schrop, Wilford Carey, Emil Hurta, Charles Thomas, and Darrold Harris, had a very successful season, win- ning all the games played. Many of these preliminary games proved to be more exciting and enjoy- able than the first team games. The following record of games played, and scores of these games speaks for itself. St. Croix Falls ......., ..,.,.... 3 3 ..,..... .....,... L uck .....,................. ..,... .. 4 St. Croix Falls .,,.. .....,... 7 ........ .,......, C 1 lmberland ....,, .t...... 4 St. Croix Falls ..... ......... l 7 ,.....,. ......,.. A mery ............ ...........i V 3 St. Croix Falls .... ,......,. 3 9 ......,. ..,....., L uck ................ .,........ ff 7 St. Croix Falls ..... .,....... l 7 ........ ....,,,.. C umberland ...... ...,,..i l 2 ' St. Croix Falls ..... ......... 1 5 ........ ...e..s.. A mery .....,... ...,. 1 X St. Croix Falls ..... ..,...... l 3 ........ ......... C enturia ...,... . 8 St. Croix Falls ,.... .,.....,........ 4 7 ........ ......... L uck ...... .,.,... .,.i...,,,.,.,..,,.,.. 4 N Because of the large turn-out of candidates in answer to the call for basketball players, several teams, composed of the verdant material with high aspirations, were established. These teams form- ed an inter-class league. This league was composed of six teams of the following personnel. White Squad Green Squad Blue Squad Earl Olson, Cap't. K. Addington, Capit. Wayne Mack, Cap't. Earl Duame Leon Dombrock Allen Larson W. Peterson Eugene Pratt Herman Boettcher Stewart Puckett Ben Carey Richard Thompson Delton Slater Sam Dean Neal Reynolds Frederic Lerseth Percy Nelson Cordon Riegel Yellow Squad Red Squad Black Squad Harold Smith, Capit. Everett Plaster, Cap't. Fred Edgell, Capit. Earl McKenzie Forest Smith Kenneth Puckett Robert McKenzie Charles Fisk Leo Katz Kenneth Nelson Stephen Riegel Robert Huber Richard Fredericson George Amery Fritz Hanson Donald Eckels John Cobb John Dombrock Virffil Andrewson 1 rl 1 W, BELOW ARE THE FINAL STANDINGS OF THE TEAM 'Xp 1 ,QE , indoor - Won Lost Pct. - , White Squad ..,... ........ 8 2 .300 0 . Green Squad .,.,.. ......,. 6 fl- .600 '7'7'l'14fff . , Blue Squad ........ ....,.... 6 4 .600 ff! S6 , Back Squad ...... ,....... 4 6 .600 'df-Q5 I ' Yellow Squad ........ ,....... 3 7 .300 Ru-d Squad ,,,,.,..,. ....,... 3 7 .300 4194 ff B. B. ,32. Juniors Win Interclass Tournament The Inter-class Tournament of 1932 was one of the most interesting as well as entertaining tour- naments as has been our privilege to watch. Due to the large number of boys interested in basketball this winter, it was decided that each class should be represented by two teams. Drawings for the first round were made by lot. The first round was the least interesting, with all favorites running true to form. -45-